Africa Sports
2023 African Games car conveying sports journalists involved in accident
A minivan transporting sports journalists from Accra to Cape Coast for the coverage of the 2023 African Games was involved in a road accident on Saturday, March 9, 2024.
The accident occurred in the afternoon as the team headed for the Women’s U-20 football tournament.
The incident was reportedly triggered by a malfunctioning traffic light, leading to a collision between the minivan and a pickup truck.
Fortunately, all journalists aboard were unhurt, according to reports. However, the minivan’s bumper was damaged.
After the accident, the journalists experienced a delay of nearly an hour before a new vehicle was provided to resume their journey to the Cape Coast Sports Stadium.
Despite the setback, the journalists managed to reach their destination and covered the match between Ghana’s U-20 women’s team, the Black Princesses, and Ethiopia.
The Black Princesses secured a 1-0 victory in their opening match of the tournament.
The journalists are safely back in Accra after watching the game in Cape Coast.
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Source: www.ghanaweb.com
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